10 Projects to Make with Cricut Using Iron-On Scraps


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10 Projects to Make with Cricut Using Iron-On Scraps Pull out those scraps of vinyl and work on some smaller iron-on vinyl projects with your Cricut! Using HTV or Iron-on is awesome! Iron-on works on so many surfaces, from fabric, cork, leather, wood and more!

10 Projects to Make with Cricut Using Iron-On Scraps



Pull out those scraps of vinyl and work on some smaller iron-on vinyl projects with your Cricut! 


Using HTV or Iron-on is awesome! Iron-on works on so many surfaces, from fabric, cork, leather, wood and more!


If you are like me, you hoard all those little scraps of vinyl from corners and sides of other projects, so having some smaller projects is a necessity!


I highly recommend having an EasyPress or Heat Press for the perfect iron-on adhesion!


Check out the Cricut Heat Presses Collection!
And the HTVRONT Auto Heat Press that I love!


Here's 10 crafts and projects you can make using scraps of iron-on vinyl.




Mini Leather Journal

Just a small piece of iron-on is all that is needed to make these journals unique. Perfect little gift for holidays, teachers or birthdays!


How to make a mini leather journal with pen holder using the cricut


Bow or Neck Tie Baby Onesies

I used patterned iron on for these cute little ties, but any scraps of iron-on vinyl you have will be the perfect addition to a little baby shirt.





Unicorn Iron-on Hat

Just a few different scraps of glitter iron-on make this the perfect unicorn horn hat! It sure would be great to have the Cricut Hat Press for this one!




Coash Inspired Naruto Shoes

I found a collection of Coach/Naruto clothing in a shop window in NYC and just knew I had to make my own version. These Hidden Leaf Village symbols are easy to cut out of scraps of iron-on vinyl.


How to make Coach inspired Naruto shoes with Cricut


Layered Iron-on Pillow


Cut a fun pillow pattern out of several different colors of iron-on vinyl, that way you can use all those little pieces and scraps of iron-on that are piling up!


O what fun! This layered iron-on pillow is perfect for the Christmas holiday, but basically any time of year because of the non-traditional colors. I love using my Cricut Maker Machine to whip up projects in minutes. It's the best way to make handmade gifts, decor or other fun things for the holidays...and it literally only takes minutes! I love the lyrics to jingle bells and the fun it inspires when we sing it at the top of our lungs in the car, A Christmas Story, style. It's one of my favorite songs.


Millennium Falcon Shirt


This shirt wasn't made with scraps I'm afraid, but it could easily be made with iron-on scraps. Just line them up on your Cricut Mat and have it cut out all the shapes--a variety of colors would be awesome!


Gray and Black raglan shirt with pewter Millenium falcons all over it arranged like polka dots


Tribal Tote Bag


For this tribal tote bag, you can easily use strips of leftover iron-on vinyl. I am constantly cutting the sides off of projects because I don't need the full 11.5 inches wide. I have piles of 2-3 inch pieces in long strips just ready for a project like this!


Tribal Tote Bag with Cricut Layered Iron-On Vinyl!


Glitter Iron on Hat


All this glitter iron-on hat needs is a little iron-on piece leftover from another Cricut project. In fact, you could even cut it out by hand...but I wouldn't! Haha.

Again, if you are going to be doing a lot of hats, I'd recommend getting the Cricut Hat Press.


Make a Glitter Star Hat with the new Cricut EasyPress Mini in just 5 minutes. Black and White Buffalo plaid wool ball cap with gold glitter heat transfer vinyl star. Great for doll clothes, sleeves, stuffed animals and more!


Cactus Faux Leather Tote


This cute tote is similar to the Millennium Falcon shirt above. It's just a cute polka dot pattern that could easily be made with a variety of scrap iron-on pieces stashed away!


This cute shirt was a little doodle sketched out by my sister. I just scanned it into my computer and split it into 3 layers. 

Then I just used wide scraps I had and made these cute little penguins just come to life on this shirt.

Penguins Layered Vinyl Shirt with Cricut Maker


That's it!


Hopefully this gives you some inspiration on what to do with those little scraps of Heat Transfer Vinyl, HTV or Iron-on in all its varieties.

How big is your scrap stash?

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10 Projects to Make with Cricut Using Iron-On Scraps Pull out those scraps of vinyl and work on some smaller iron-on vinyl projects with your Cricut! Using HTV or Iron-on is awesome! Iron-on works on so many surfaces, from fabric, cork, leather, wood and more!





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